What information will I receive about this program?

The Township of Millburn and CUC/Concord will send notices via the US Postal Service, maintain a website, and host several public meetings. Residents will receive at least 2 letters via U.S. Mail. The first letter will be an official informational packet from the Township of Millburn that provides program details. The second will be a confirmation letter from JCP&L stating you are participating in the program and the date your supplier will change from JCP&L to the new, lower cost supplier.

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1. What is a Government Energy Aggregation program?
2. What is a Renewable Government Energy Aggregation program?
3. Why establish a Renewable Government Energy Aggregation program?
4. Who are Commercial Utility Consultants and Concord Energy Services?
5. Do I have to participate in this program?
6. Will I be penalized if I do not participate in this program?
7. Are there any fees to participate or not participate in this program?
8. Who will read my meter and send the monthly bill if I enroll in the CEA Program?
9. Who do I call for a power outage or I have questions about my monthly bill?
10. Am I going to have to pay more than one monthly bill if I am a part of this program?
11. Will budget billing be offered as part of this program?
12. What happens if Millburn decides to not continue the HAEC program?
13. Will there be a change or disruption in my energy service?
14. Will the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) and Lifeline benefit programs for low income residents still apply if I participate in the Energy Aggregation Program?
15. If I have solar panels, can I be a part of this program?
16. If I already have another third-party supplier, can I be a part of this program?
17. What information will I receive about this program?
18. Will people be knocking on my door or calling me about this program?
19. Can my information be sold to advertisers or energy companies?
20. Where can I get more information or answers to additional questions?